Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-20
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

/ series OF games.
The barge Garfield has been taken to the
marine ways on the Yoio side of the river
| to be repaired.
The children of the primary class of the
Central NJ. Il. Sunday-school had picnic
| at East Park Saturday.
Among the pensions granted at WASH
ington on the 18th was one tor Edward S.
Ragsdale, of Sacramento.
License Collector Dolan has procured the
! arrest of ]. ID. Smith, of the Tivoli Theater
Saloon. for not having a county license.
Young Sturmer, who disappeared from
this city last Wednesday with 500 of his
fathers money, has been arrested at San
Francisco.
Owing to the small attendance at Rich
mond Grove yesterday afternoon, the sew
eral contests announced TO take place did
not come off.
Tomorrow evening Jones, Fisch & Wat
| son will close their ladies' and gents social
for the season with fan and parasol party
at Turner Hall.
Madame Janish and her theatrical COM
pany left last evening for Council Bluffs.
Mrs. Langtry and company leave this even
! ing for Stockton.
The examination of applicants for teach
ers' certificates will begin at the Perry Sem
mary building, l street, between Tenth
and Eleventh, this morning at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. I. G. Casey, whose husband is now
on trial in the Superior Court, on Saturday
received telegram announcing that her
sister at Oakland was not expected to live,
| and to come to her if possible.
| The Pro Quito Club has elected the fol-
ing officers for the ensuing term: Pres
ident, William H. Larkin Vice President
Arthur Goodhue; Secretary, James ellis
| Treasurer, Henry May Marshal, Harry
Carroll.
A. e. Giesmardo, the electric DOCTOR
who operated in this city about two years
| ago. vlcumlzing many, subsequently went
| to Oregon, and was sentenced to a short
term in the State Prison for a felony. is now
| playing the electricity game in Kansas.
| General Superintendent Fillmore, of the
Southern Pacific Company. and party, oc-
cupying two cars, returned by special train
from the . front" of the California and
| Oregon Railroad yesterday, and went on 10
San Francisco by the 2:45 p NJ. train.
The Supervisors of San Joaquin county
decided on Saturday to join with the Super
yisors. of Sacramento county in the con-
struction of bridge at New Hope, and
| have appointed a committee to act with
a like committee from the Sacramento
Board.
William illness, employed at the railroad
| works, fell from car upon which he was
working Saturday morning and was picked
! up unconscious. He soon recovered and
on being examined at the Railroad Hos
pital was found to have escaped serious
injury.
H. Wachhorst estimates the damage TO
the stock of his iewelry store by the fire
last week at $4,000, every article in the
place being more or less damaged by the
heat and smoke. The insurance adiusters
demur, and the loss will be turned over to
experts for decision.
In the case of The County of Sacramento
VS.. Gideon Devoe ct. al, in which defend.
ant recently pleaded guilty to the charges
preferred against him and promised ia
cease hydraulic mining on the Costumes
Judge Van Fleet last Saturday made an
order allowing defendants thirty DAYS in
| which to clean up" using water of the
Amador and Sacramento Canal Company
for the purpose
Arrived Saturday and yesterday, steamer
San Joaquin, No. 4, from San Francisco
with observation-disclosures load of merchan-
disc for the upper Sacramento and barge
load of lumber for Richards & Knox
| steamer freeze, from San Francisco, with
barges of lumber for the Puget Sound Lum'
Der Company. Departed. steamer San 10.
| aquin, No, 3, for the upper Sacram ento
with merchandise and lumber; steamer,
San joaquin, No. 4, and Freeze, for Sau
Francisco, with merchandise
Sunset Parlor No. &c, N. S. G.. w. have
elected the following as their officers fol
! the ensuing term Past President. w. w
Bassett President, w. w. Greer: Frs
Vice President P B. Johnson Second
Vice. President, G. f Gunsky Third Vice.
President, A. f. Folger; Marshal. John
Breuner Jr.; Recording Secretary, r. A,
Rose; Financial Secretary, c. E. Buraham
Treasurer. F. e. Ray; Surgeon, DIR. G.
simmons Jr.; Trustees, A. NJ. Seymour
w. Il. Osborn and C. II. Oatman.
Mayor Gregory, week before last, called
upon Senator Stanford in San FRANCISCO,
and consulted him relative to the filing in
OF China slough and the improvement OF
the wharves along the city front The
Senator expressed, on the part of himself
and the railroad company, desire to DC
anything possible for the city, and int.
mated that if Colonel Won Schmidt could
not proceed TO fill in the slough at once,
someone else would be given the contract
to do So. Something will also be done
soon in the way of wharf improvement.